But then we had a group of players who say they really love COH 1 and 2's campaigns, which are more linear and just tell a story, so we said, why not do both? So we did both.' 'The players told us they'd love to play a dynamic campaign where you have control over all the units at a strategic level, and then you go in and play the RTS battles. Indeed, Littman tells me it was actually the player council who persuaded Relic to include two different types of campaign this time. The Company Of Heroes community have already played a large role in the strategy game's development so far, with Relic forming a high-level player council all the way back in 2017 to help get a steer on what fans might want from a new game in the series.

So it doesn't matter to us, we just want to make the players happy and make sure they're getting more of the content they love.'

So if we want to do both, we have our gameplay team and our art team can be doing things for multiplayer, and then our campaign team and single player devs can be working on more content there. 'As far as the difficulty of making it, it's just different groups within our development team, which is great. Right now, we expect that we're going to have both, and so we'll make content for both multiplayer and single player. If more players are gravitating towards multiplayer, same thing there. For us, we just want to make content for where the players are, so if more players are gravitating towards the single player, we'll make more content for single player. 'Supporting a game for many years is something that we plan on doing. 'They're both tough,' says Littman when I asked him about the challenges of supporting both single player and multiplayer content post-launch.

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